The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-11

on MS pack Win great NOlea III his head
from which tho blood Was rushing in tor
rents. He was at once carried into tht
jail Office and placed on a table. He wa
still breathing family, and while Dr.. Gra,
was examining him, he coughed slightly
and the blood poured forth again from
his terrible wound aud from his moutl
and nose. 6a,S
At 1918 Dr.. Gray made another exami
nation and found that the tissues Of the
throat, the neck and front Of the jaw hat
been torn away. He administered simi
lsnts, but they failed to rouse the man.
HIS FAREWELL ADDRESS.
All day yesterday it was though
that Llnsg acted differently from
usual. Tuesday night be gave Out hi
farewell address" which wss written fol
the Alarm, Parsons old paper. In it hi
reciied at length his grievances, ant
closed as follows: 35;-.l
snow, with last aud earnest fare well
to all friends and comrades, and with fina
wishes for their prosperity, I closs, in view
Of the certainty thst I shall never have
the chance Of aesing you again, my be-
loved comrade, with an earnest and hearty
wiah for your euccses IN life. Your com
rsdo, Hook Die Auarohie. ava
LOUIS LINGa."
Yesterday when one OF tho guards told
him that the papers had published his let
tor TO D. D. Lum, the bomb manufacture,
expressed strong desire to "read it in
Eu2lish." Jailer Folz consented, aud
Lingg slowly ploddod through tho transla'
ton. Englehart speaks German, and
when sppealed TO-, gays Lingg the mean.
ing Of English words in German. The
doomed man said :ho letter wss an sd.
mirabie Translation Of the original. Turn.
ing 10 another page Of the paper, his eye
caught the line: "Lingg will surely hang"
Calling Eug!ehart, he asked: "Whst Is
tho meaning Of this word a.h.r-r.e.l.y in
German p" Epglehart told him, and Lipgg
lsughingly observed, $50 wills.h-u.r.e.l-y
hang" His manner Was such that Eugle.
ha1t joined in the laug b. 81
Say" the blonds-haired young Anar.
chist called 10 reporter, "did you see
my maedsehen." He WAS told !ha. Eda
Mueller had not been seen, and his neg.
quory was: "Has my ncha:z (sweetheart)
gone to Spring ield?' This question was
snswered ip tho affirmative. He seemed
pleased and remarked that IL he could have
seen her he wculd havs told her to stay
ct home. O'Nsil, one Of the two guarde
who remain on duty bsfors Lings's cell
throughout the dsy, declared that L:nyS
wcs tho coo!eat man il Cook county jail.
He Sas very pale, bss bis appetite was
good and he slept well. 'sf
I sooNER THAN IE HAD lErENpEp. q
While 1t 10 genoFnlty thought around
the Jail now that Lingg had long deter.
mined on ending hia own life in some
tragic manner, 1t Is also believed that for
some resson or other he committed the
act sooner than he first intended. Tues.
day, when Captain BLACK WIS leaving the
jail on his way to Springfield, Lining
called him to the grating opposite his cell
and in broken Englieh asked him to see
that he had e0me clean linen sent him,
and also was very particular that 1t should
be arranged thet a messenger who brought
him his clean clothes should arrange TO
take away his soiled thinge. ;2 81
: SAN right; III attend to it," said Cap.
tain Black; =, "What shall do for you 81
Springfield 2".:I!l = a4s x I a,
Lingg shook his head and gaid:a "Do
NOT forget the clothos.R All
Yesterday when Mrs. Engal waa in the
Jail, she had short conversation with
Li1gg and then bidding him goodbye,
she walked into the Jail Office. As she
was disappearing, Mngg CINE to the bara
and called out rather anxiously: "Frau
Engel, Frau Engel," but the little woman
either did not hear him, or heed him, and
hurried out Of the Jail. ,E}}s.55. ~ (
Tbs poene IN 44ingg'a cell after the ey.
plosion vas ghs6tly. Ieeth, bits OF Jaw
bone. ehreds Of flesh and blood wore scat.
tered all over the narrow compartment.
a little trail OF blood marked the way
over the stone Hsggins to the room where
Lingg WAS carried. Within fifteen min.
ntes after the explosion, Fischer, Paraons
and Engel we're taken from their cells
and searched in the jailor'e private Office.
All thslp clothing vas tnken from them
and new suits nude by, the sherilI's e q.
ders were given them. Sheriff Matson
says Lingg wac stripped and carefully
searched yesterday and tho day before.